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Who dominated the Russian Tsar Nicholas II until 1916?
The Tsarina influenced the Tsar and Rasputin influenced the Tsarina, so Rasputin
Which Russian mystic is said to have influenced Tsar Nicholas II?
Rasputin
What nicknames did Grigory Rasputin go by?
Grigory Rasputin went by The Mad Monk, and Rasputin.
Did Rasputin have family support in the Romanov case?
Yes, most of the family supported Rasputin, Although he died before the Tsar abdictated the throne. Well, to be more specific, the Tsar and Tsarina, as well as their children, loved Rasputin who provided them with great spiritual comfort, as well as easing the episodes of the hemophiliac tsarevitch. However, the Tsar's mother, uncles, cousins, and other relatives hated Rasputin and the Tsarina, who was not Russian by birth (she was born in Germany and raised in England). So Tsar Nicholas and his immediate family were somewhat isolated from the other relatives because of their disaste for both the Tsarina and Rasputin.
What was the name of the monk who supposedly helped the tsar's son with his health issue?
Rasputin
Who dominated the Russian Tsar Nicholas II until 1916?
The Tsarina influenced the Tsar and Rasputin influenced the Tsarina, so Rasputin
Who was the adviser to Tsar Nicolas II's wife?
Grigori Rasputin was the adviser to Tsar Nicholas II's wife, Alexandra.
Which Russian mystic is said to have influenced Tsar Nicholas II?
Rasputin
What nicknames did Grigory Rasputin go by?
Grigory Rasputin went by The Mad Monk, and Rasputin.
What was the name of the monk who supposedly helped the tsar's son with his health issue?
Rasputin
Who was the famous mystic who helped tsar nicholas and the romanov family?
Grigori Rasputin
Who was the famous mystic that helped tsar Nicholas and the Romanov family?
Grigori Rasputin
Who was the famous 'mystic' that helped Tsar Nicholas and the Romanov family?
Grigori Rasputin
Did Rasputin have family support in the Romanov case?
Yes, most of the family supported Rasputin, Although he died before the Tsar abdictated the throne. Well, to be more specific, the Tsar and Tsarina, as well as their children, loved Rasputin who provided them with great spiritual comfort, as well as easing the episodes of the hemophiliac tsarevitch. However, the Tsar's mother, uncles, cousins, and other relatives hated Rasputin and the Tsarina, who was not Russian by birth (she was born in Germany and raised in England). So Tsar Nicholas and his immediate family were somewhat isolated from the other relatives because of their disaste for both the Tsarina and Rasputin.
What was the tsar's relationship with Rasputin?
The Tsar; Nicholas II tolerated Rasputin for the sake of the Empress Alexandra and her resolute belief that Rasputin would cure the Tsarevitch Alexis of his hemophilia. The Tsar was said in private to despise Rasputin and wished to ban him from Tsarskoe Selo. In love with his wife and afraid of what it would do to the Empress's ever burgeoning emotional frailty Rasputin remained His relationship and his proximity to the Imperial family especially the Empress and the four Grand Duchess' was the talk of St. Petersburg. Stories of inappropriate conduct to the downright lewd had an increasingly negative impact on the state of the empire. Grigory Effimovich Rasputin is widely recognized as a key player in the ruin of the dynasty.
Rasputin was the advisor of whom?
Rasputin's role in history can be defined in many ways- "shaman", "madman", "Mad Monk", or even "doctor". Recall that Tsar Nicholas the II's son had hemophilia. Fearing that they would not have a Romanov heir, the Tsar & the Tsarina were immediately drawn to Rasputin. He supposedly had healing techniques that "cured" Tsarevich Alexei. Because of his successes, the Tsarina placed a lot of trust in him. In turn, Rasputin would come to advise not only Alexei and the Tsarina, but also Tsar Nicholas the II in political affairs.
What best describes Rasputin's effect on Nicholas governments?
The government declined even more and became increasingly unpopular.
